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China-Nepal flood death toll rises to 1,066
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US aircraft carriers return to South China Sea
For the second time in two weeks, the United States has deployed two aircraft carriers to the South China Sea, the US Navy said yesterday, as China and
17 July 2020
Six killed as building collapses in Mumbai
Heavy rains lashing India’s financial capital of Mumbai have caused the collapse of a multi-storey building, killing six people and injuring several, authorities said.
17 July 2020
Travel Ban: US may target all Chinese Communist Party members
The Trump administration is considering banning travel to the United States by all members of the Chinese Communist Party and their families, a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday, an idea that China dismissed as absurd.
17 July 2020
Superheroes reach out to 6-year-old real-life hero
Six-year-old Bridger Walker, who was mauled after shielding his four-year-old sister from a charging dog earlier this month, has caught the attention of celebrities, including Captain America himself.
17 July 2020
Talks on to ease tensions but can’t guarantee success
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh yesterday assured that “not an inch of our land can be taken by any power in the world” as he interacted with the Indian Army and ITBP personnel at Lukung in Ladakh.
17 July 2020
Govt panel faults police role
A government-appointed commission promoting the rights of India’s religious minorities said police failed to protect Muslims campaigning against a new citizenship law during violent riots in Delhi this year.
17 July 2020
India passes 1m cases
Coronavirus cases in India passed one million yesterday, official data showed as authorities struggle to check the spread of the deadly pandemic across the world’s second-most populous nation.
17 July 2020
Aishwarya, her daughter hospitalised with ‘mild Covid-19 symptoms’
Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and her daughter Aaradhya, who were quarantined at home after testing positive for Covid-19, have been admitted to a hospital in Mumbai.
17 July 2020
Fahim Saleh murder case: Personal assistant taken into police custody
A person was taken into police custody in the killing of a 33-year-old tech entrepreneur found dismembered inside his luxury Manhattan condo, two law enforcement officials have said.
17 July 2020
US aircraft carriers return to South China Sea amid rising tensions
For the second time in two weeks, the United States has deployed two aircraft carriers to the South China Sea, the US Navy said on Friday, as China and the United States accuse each other of stoking tensions in the region.
17 July 2020
Russia expects to make Covid-19 vaccine being developed in Britain, wealth fund head says
Russia expects a deal with AstraZeneca for it to manufacture a Covid-19 vaccine being developed by the pharmaceuticals giant and Oxford University to go ahead despite allegations it has been trying to steal vaccine data, its wealth fund head has said.
17 July 2020
Normal life won't come until November at the earliest: British PM Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that normal life would not return in full until November at the earliest, cautioning that nightclubs and soft play areas needed to remain closed while wedding receptions would have to remain capped.
17 July 2020
Person of interest identified by NY police in Fahim Saleh murder case
New York police identified a person of interest in the grizzly murder of tech entrepreneur and co-founder of Pathao, Fahim Saleh.
17 July 2020
Twitter delays launch of new API software following hack; FBI leading probe
Twitter Inc has said it is delaying the launch of its new Application Programming Interface (API) following the recent hack of several high-profile accounts.
16 July 2020
Teenage boy dies from bubonic plague after eating marmot
A 15-year-old boy has died from bubonic plague in western Mongolia, according to government health officials. The teenager caught the plague after
16 July 2020
Russia trying to hack, steal vaccine data, says Britain
Hackers backed by the Russian state are trying to steal COVID-19 vaccine and treatment research from academic and pharmaceutical institutions
16 July 2020
‘ISIL bride’ can return UK to fight for citizenship
Shamima Begum, 20, a woman who had the citizenship of the United Kingdom revoked after she travelled to Syria to join the IS group, should be
16 July 2020
High-profile Twitter users targeted in major hack
Twitter is investigating a massive hack in which high-profile users from Elon Musk to Joe Biden had their accounts hijacked by scammers, who the social network believes targeted its employees to gain access to internal systems.
16 July 2020
36 migrants rescued in English Channel
French rescuers plucked three dozen migrants from the English Channel on Wednesday, bringing to 125 the number picked up since the weekend while trying to make their way to Britain, officials said.
16 July 2020
Top court scraps EU-US data transfer pact
A crucial online data arrangement between Europe and the US was invalidated yesterday, as a top EU court decision over Facebook threw trans-Atlantic big tech into legal limbo.
16 July 2020